Sentence examples for apparently uncontroversial from inspiring English sources

Even the apparently uncontroversial 1936 physics Nobel laureate Peter Debye was at the centre of a row a decade ago when he was accused of having colluded with the Nazis during his prewar career in Germany, and even of being antisemitic.

In other instances, opposition even within the more closed bureaucratic arena can prevent policies from being implemented, as even apparently uncontroversial policies are resisted by implementing actors.

We are faced with paradox since from apparently true premises by seemingly uncontroversial reasoning we arrive at an apparently false conclusion.

They may not advocate for a political position, no matter how apparently innocuous or uncontroversial.

I take this to be uncontroversial (although apparently Hegel denies it).

In 1912, a distinguished British psychiatrist apparently thought it quite uncontroversial that there is a "predominance of verbal thought in civilised man, and of concrete imagery in more primitive races" (Mapother, 1912 p. 73).

This apparently easy solution is not uncontroversial.

However, even this apparently weak condition is not uncontroversial.

"The BBC must remain independent and distanced from government initiatives, campaigners, charities, and their agendas, no matter how apparently worthy the cause or how much their message appears to be accepted or uncontroversial".

While uncontroversial when a company is seen as failing beyond rescue, when an apparently healthy company is the target, the process is much criticised, with investors accused of destroying a viable business for a fast profit.

But he apparently refused to resign, arguing that he was not racist and that he had made uncontroversial academic points at the Mencken gathering.